Questions

What becomes possible with the ability to translocate in lucid dreaming?

What becomes possible with the ability to find objects in lucid dreaming?

What do translocation and finding objects techniques have in common?

What is the sole limitation on the possibilities offered by translocation and finding objects?

How may one translocate across very short distances?

When may the technique of flight by jumping out of a window be attempted?

What should be done if translocation and object finding techniques do not yield the required result?

Is it possible to find a person from real life using the technique of finding objects?

Does the stability of space decrease in a deep lucid dreaming?

What are the fundamental components of space and object stability?

How large is the role of auditory perception in the stability of space?

What is most important while using a teleportation technique?

What does speed of movement depend on during teleportation?

Should a novice apply the technique of teleportation with open eyes?

What technique might the translocation with closed eyes technique turn into?

Should large or small details be scrutinized while translocating by concentration on remote objects?

Is the technique of translocation during separation applied after separation or while beginning to separate?

When applying the technique of translocation through a door: is it better if the door is open or closed?

Why might translocation by passing through a wall fail?

When using translocation by diving, is it important to be in a place where there is something to stand on?

While applying the technique of rotation, should rotation be imagined or real?

Is it possible to use a translocation technique to attempt finding objects?

When using the technique of calling by name, what should be done if the name of a desired person in lucid dreaming is unknown?

While looking for an object using the method of inquiry, is it important to specify that the object needs to be found “quickly”?

How far back must a turn occur when the technique of finding objects by turning is being used?

Would the corner of a fence be suitable for applying the technique of finding objects around the corner?

Is it necessary to shut the eyes while using the transmutation technique?

Tasks

Dedicate the next three lucid dreams to experiments with translocation techniques, using all of them and traveling wherever you want.

After experiencing three lucid dreams dedicated to translocation, select the techniques that work best for you.

During the next lucid dreaming, travel to the Eiffel Tower, to the Moon, and to the homes of some of your relatives.

Dedicate the next three lucid dreams to experiments with the full range of techniques for finding objects, including translocation techniques.

After three lucid dreams dedicated to finding objects, select the techniques that you are most comfortable with.

In the next lucid dreaming that you experience, find your mother, and then at the same location locate this textbook, a red globe, and a green rose.

This technique is used as an alternated technique when cycling upon awakening. Over the course of 3 to 5 seconds, the practitioner tries to abruptly, determinedly, and forcibly fall asleep, maintaining the intention of either not actually falling asleep or of coming back to himself at the last moment before losing consciousness. Afterwards, separation can often easily be successful. In addition, the following sensations may arise, which only need be intensified in order to definitively fall into lucid dreaming: vibrations, imagery, noise, and so on. In case of alert awakening or awakening to movement, it is recommend to begin cycling techniques from forced falling asleep.

Interesting Fact!

Some practitioners get forced falling asleep so well that they use nothing else besides alternating it with separation techniques upon awakening.

It is never recommend to practice lucid dreaming state more than 2 or 3 days a week! This is categorically forbidden for novices and is motivated by external factors, in addition to a whole slew of other reasons, mainly psychological. Ideally, over the first months or even years, it’s best to only concentrate on attempts before days off from work, when there’s no need to wake up early or it’s possible to take afternoon naps. Never make any attempts at leaving the body on other days. During them, try to divert yourself from lucid dreaming and busy yourself with matters and other practices far removed from it.

Of course, if lucid dreaming starts to occur spontaneously during such breaks, then there’s no need to run away from it. Take advantage of those opportunities, making use of your entire technique repertoire and practical skill.

Over time, only experienced practitioners will be able to set themselves an ideal schedule that does not affect the quality of their attempts. Some may even do it every day. However, there’s no sense in forcing yourself to that level. It’s simply not possible for the average novice, no matter how well he has picked up on the all the most important aspects of the practice.

Interesting Fact!

Even the School’s beginner seminars take the form of 3-days of lessons with two nights of practice in a row. For a large number of reasons, this is just as effective as if the seminar lasted for an entire 5 days, for example.

If a practitioner has been trying lucid dreaming entrance techniques every day or almost every day, he should take a break for 1 to 2 weeks in order to start doing them on the right schedule – two or three times per week.

You should try to enter lucid dreaming only 2 to 3 days a week, regardless of whether or not your attempts are successful. This should be a simply mandatory rule, so that you don’t suffer from emotional exhaustion or hit a wall with your practice. When correctly following it, you can have many lucid dreaming experiences over a single day, which is why even 2 to 3 days a week is totally sufficient for making constant progress.

Ignoring this rule can lead to quite severe consequences for one’s practice: lucid dreaming entrance will simply not happen at all, and a block in one’s practice may arise due to the lack of success. That block will worsen until complete loss of faith in one’s own abilities or even the phenomenon itself occurs. The only cure is an even longer break during the week, which it is helpful to take periodically anyway, even when one’s practice is successful. To put it bluntly, a lucid dreamr should keep to a certain rhythm and cycle during good times and bad, as does the rest of the world.

Experienced practitioners or those who can easily concentrate their will are often able to take on the form they want without using any special techniques. It is often enough for them to simply intensely desire to take on one form or another, and that form comes to them, be it abruptly or gradually. Ultimately, this is what all lucid dreamingrs should strive for. For example, if a practitioner has decided to transform into a dragon, then he will concentrate his intention on that desire, and his bodily sensations will go into a state of flux, and then stabilize again once he has already transmutated. Alternatively, he will simply begin to perceivably mutate into a fire-breathing dragon. Also of good help when performing this technique are elixirs, tablets, and potions that can be programmed in lucid dreaming to have a specific effect when taken.

With all such techniques – and the entire practice of lucid dreaming itself – intention, self-assurance, desire, and purposefulness have significant importance. Knowing specific techniques is often unnecessary if you have a firm desire that you unhesitatingly want to achieve no matter what. Problems with intention and self-assurance always lie at the root of lack of success at transmutating in lucid dreaming. lucid dreamingrs often simply lack confidence in their ability to transmutate, which finds expression in failed attempts to take on another bodily form.

Any lack of confidence when performing the transmutation techniques in lucid dreaming will always be evident in the final result. Meanwhile, lack of confidence indicates a certain level of self-analysis, which in turn is a symptom of insufficient concentration on the technique. That’s why total concentration on and putting one’s all into a technique practically guarantees successful results.

When it comes to deepening and maintaining, it is important to make the transformation of one’s external appearance quickly, or when feeling constantly vivid sensations and actions. Otherwise, a foul will occur if one drags out transmutation or otherwise performs it slowly.

Australia

One night I was dreaming of travelling in a car with a friend and thought she was driving way too fast and then I got bizarre rushing sensations that enveloped my entire physical body and it felt like I was being turned inside out.

The sensations stopped, and then I was fully awake and completely aware and I opened my eyes. I was in my bedroom lying on my back and my body had a blue hue or tint to it (M.R.: no separation and deepening). I felt my arms moving around and I realized what had happened and panicked. I asked to go back to my body and then with a slight tingling I opened my eyes for real (M.R.: wrong action) and I was actually lying on my side facing my partner.

Then I knew the experience was real.